Indian Feminist Ecocriticism surveys literature through an ecofeminist lens by Indian scholars, which places contemporary literary analysis through a sampling of its diverse languages and in the context of millennia-old mythic traditions of India, exploring intersectionality, queerness, and surveillance as they apply to feminist ecocriticism.
Indian Feminist Ecocriticism surveys literature through an ecofeminist lens by Indian scholars, which places contemporary literary analysis through a sampling of its diverse languages and in the context of millennia-old mythic traditions of India, exploring intersectionality, queerness, and surveillance as they apply to feminist ecocriticism.
Douglas A. Vakoch is president of METI, dedicated to Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence and sustaining civilization on multigenerational timescales. As director of Green Psychotherapy, PC, he helps alleviate environmental distress through ecotherapy. Nicole Anae is senior lecturer in literary and cultural studies at Central Queensland University, Australia, where she also holds the position as head of course for the Master of Creative Writing degree.
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Introduction Nicole Anae and Douglas A. Vakoch Part 1. Ecofeminist Literature across India Chapter 1. Reading Ecofeminist Approaches: Postcolonial Women's Writing in Hindi Literature Prachi Priyanka Chapter 2. Ecofeminist Consciousness in Select Folktales of the Dungri Garasiya Bhils Pronami Bhattacharyya Chapter 3. Spiritual Ecology: An Ecofeminist Study of the Jhumur Songs of Tribal Bengal Anindita Chatterjee Part 2. North East Indian Perspectives Chapter 4. Ecofeminism in Assamese Literature Nibedita Mukherjee Chapter 5. Violence in the Literature of North East India: An Ecofeminist Perspective Shibani Phukan and Triveni Goswami Vernal Chapter 6. Indigenous Ecofeminism and Contemporary North East Indian Literature: Lessons in Eco-Swaraj Panchali Bhattacharya Chapter 7. Ecofeminism and Bodo Folktales and Folksongs Esther Daimari and Ivy Daimary Chapter 8. Women and Natural Resource Management in Naga Folktales and Peoplestories: Situating Easterine Kire's Fiction Nilanjana Chatterjee
Introduction Nicole Anae and Douglas A. Vakoch Part 1. Ecofeminist Literature across India Chapter 1. Reading Ecofeminist Approaches: Postcolonial Women's Writing in Hindi Literature Prachi Priyanka Chapter 2. Ecofeminist Consciousness in Select Folktales of the Dungri Garasiya Bhils Pronami Bhattacharyya Chapter 3. Spiritual Ecology: An Ecofeminist Study of the Jhumur Songs of Tribal Bengal Anindita Chatterjee Part 2. North East Indian Perspectives Chapter 4. Ecofeminism in Assamese Literature Nibedita Mukherjee Chapter 5. Violence in the Literature of North East India: An Ecofeminist Perspective Shibani Phukan and Triveni Goswami Vernal Chapter 6. Indigenous Ecofeminism and Contemporary North East Indian Literature: Lessons in Eco-Swaraj Panchali Bhattacharya Chapter 7. Ecofeminism and Bodo Folktales and Folksongs Esther Daimari and Ivy Daimary Chapter 8. Women and Natural Resource Management in Naga Folktales and Peoplestories: Situating Easterine Kire's Fiction Nilanjana Chatterjee
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